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Update containers to Python 3.12.2 + Bookworm #8850
Update containers to Python 3.12.2 + Bookworm #8850
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This update is tied to a specific webpy commit because although the commit has been merged to master, there is not yet a release. Hence using the git hash in `requirements.txt`.
for more information, see https://pre-commit.ci
Sweet! This is up on staging.openlibrary.org/status ; will merge / deploy on Monday! 🤞 ! |
I just looked on staging and things look quite broken. Abort, abort! https://staging.openlibrary.org/works/OL118388W/Flatland?edition=key%3A/books/OL37044775M |
@scottbarnes what's wrong with the page? It looks ok to me |
Sorry about that, @RayBB. It turns out the error I saw was unrelated to this PR and was fixed by #8859. I forgot to come back here and update this issue. Unabort! Unabort! |
Marking as needs special deploy since will need to monitor some of our prod-only containers to see if they are working correctly. |
This update is tied to a specific webpy commit because although the commit has been merged to master, there is not yet a release. Hence using the git hash in `requirements.txt`.
Update the Docker containers to Debian Bookworm and Python 3.12.
Technical
This update is tied to a specific
webpy
commit because although the commit has been merged to master, there is not yet a release. Hence using the git hash inrequirements.txt
.Testing
Because of the webpy changes, the major Python version changes, and changes to the underlying Debian distribution, it would be good to test out as many tasks as possible.
Stakeholders
@cdrini